Marilyn Monroe.
I liked her way of thinking a lot.

Neil Armstrong.
Don't ask why. If you don't know why you should check back your history books right away!!!
"Small step for man, giant leap for mankind."

Henri Ford.
The car's father.

Galileo.
He made the humans understand more the stars.

My grandpa, father of my mom.
Writer, a damn good one, loving boats. Grandpa Captain we called him, he always had his cap on when driving boats. He was a psychology teacher during his life so I had lotsa really cool discussions with him.

My granny mother of my father.
One of the best artists in my life. She totally developped my passion for graphic arts. And she was always very calm and smily, never seen her angry.

Other than him, I adore Amy Lee. She's a strong woman with a strong voice and has seen her fair share. I could listen to her all day.

Family wise, my mum. I love her, now I'm a parent myself I really understand why she did all the things she did when I was putting her through the worst 5 years of her life. I'll never forget what she did for me.

I have no inspiration.  Someone give me one!

Chuck Norris. 'nuff said

They did so much, and they had Successes. And of course i look up to Jay Cutler and phil heath.

Oh and bruce lee, he was a PERFECT Human

All those that volunteered to serve in the military, especially back in WWII when sports figures went when they could have opted out, kids trying to get in before they were 18.  My old boss who was a tank commander at the ATC getting kids ready for Gulf War 1.  Heck, I even semi-respect that slouch Lon for putting his ass on the line.  But only a little bit.

Test pilots and astronauts- some scary stuff right there.

Leaders like Ghandi and Mandella.  (This won't be popular) Reagan for essentially ending the cold war.

Basically, people who went out and did things they didn't need to, and people who, when they had the chance, seized the reigns to made the world a better place.

Such as, Kurt Vonnegut (writer of The Sirens of Titan & Slaughterhouse-Five - a very bright, creative and eccentric man), John Lennon (musician, pacifist, and artist), Carl Sagan (who was an incredibly wise & insightful science popularizer), George Carlin (the greatest comedian of all time, & who fought the FCC over those "7 dirty words!"), Frank Zappa (one of the greatest musicians of all time, as well as a social commentator who fought for 1st amendment rights), Bernie Sanders (currently my favorite progressive U.S. congressman), Socrates (an excellent and brilliant philosopher who inspires me to think for myself & not become too attached to ideology), Terence Mckenna (whose powerful lectures demonstrates great linguistic abilities and pushes me challenge my own intellect), and Albert Einstein (a kind, humble, and loving soul who was absolutely brilliant in both scientific/social/political matters!).